Long after the Microsoft attack, the union between Bethesda and Xbox was carried out for legal purposes. What was an announcement by the people of Redmond became the definitive acquisition of Zenimax, Bethesda’s parent company. Now we can say that each of his studies is under the economic umbrella of the Xbox, with all the creative freedom that implies. It is true that the greatest impact in terms of exclusive video games we will notice in the medium and long term. However, we have already seen a first glimpse of this, with the 20 corporate titles coming to Xbox Game Pass.
An exciting future from the hand of Xbox
With Bethesda’s latest moves now owned by Xbox, we saw a big presentation in the form of a “roundtable” with senior executives. The roadmap to be followed by updates to Fallout 76. Later, several developers participated in a AMA and Reddit. Although a good part of the time was devoted, of course, to the topicality of Fallout 76, he wondered how Microsoft’s purchase of Bethesda went. The project manager, Jeff Gardiner, said that so far it has been easy. In fact, he said he looks forward to working with them on future projects related to the series. Fall.
“The transition to working with Microsoft has gone smoothly and we are delighted to be working with them on everything Fallout-related in the future.”
Jeff Gardiner
Everything seems to indicate that not only does this seem like a vital deal for Microsoft, but that Bethesda workers themselves are excited with this acquisition. When it comes to video game sagas, Phil Spencer has already anticipated it. Your future titles will be playable on those Xbox Game Pass compatible systems, so they will finally be exclusive of the Xbox ecosystem. Likewise, Jeff Gardiner himself also suggests that the new ones Fall will only be playable on Microsoft systems.
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